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Science Weekly articles from February 2005

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This publication provides hands-on activities and integrates reading, writing, science, match and technology for kindergarten to six graders.

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Science Weekly archives from February 2005

Meteors.
February 1, 2005... Background As asteroids (as-ter-oids) and comets (com-ets) orbit the Sun, they can leave pieces of rocks, dust and fragments trailing behind. Even ejected rock particles from planets and the Moon float out in space. When the Earth's orbit...

Telescopes and lenses.
February 14, 2005... Background Lenses Physics When we talk about lenses, we need to talk about light. Light is a form of electromagnetic energy made of tiny particles called photons. Light travels in all directions, and always travels away from its source...

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